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Letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Chief Executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) providing recommendations for the FCA.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
As outlined in the publication of Turn It Up: Our Plan for Music, the Secretary of State for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport has appointed Michael Dugher as a Music Champion
The UK music industry will benefit from a range of new powers and investment as the government unveils a new long-term plan to back the sector.
Dstl and the UK Space Agency are on the hunt for more innovations to improve future space capabilities for defence and security
A new Defence Universities Alliance with 35 UK universities will help strengthen defence research, build critical skills and support the UK's future defence capability.
11 top benefits of the largest services trade deal concluded by the UK
FTA seals £5.2bn services deal with Switzerland and separate agreement paves way for travellers to use Swiss E-gates
The second phase of Awaab's Law will come into force on 30 November 2026, so more dangerous hazards are fixed quickly to help tenants living in social housing.
Over a quarter of a billion-pound investment to increase policing in Jewish communities after a spate of violent attacks.
A timetable to implement the biggest pension reforms in a generation has been published today, showing how millions of savers will benefit over the coming years.
The Minister for Development set out the need to scale up finance for climate resilience and outlined new UK initiatives to support vulnerable countries.
Tens of thousands of small businesses to receive a boost, as Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces most significant reforms to small business finance in years.
New scheme will increase access to finance for thousands of smaller businesses so they can grow their exports.
New plans published today will make sure local training equips people with skills needed by local employers.
Ofsted’s Chief Inspector, Sir Martyn Oliver, and Yvette Stanley, National Director, Regulation and Social Care, spoke at the ADCS Annual Conference in Manchester.
…CNC officers met service leavers and veterans at the UK's largest veterans careers fair to showcase policing careers protecting the UK's civil nuclear sector.…
The Lord Chancellor has reappointed John Cuss, Sue Prince, Laurence Shaw and Elizabeth Smart as members of the Civil Justice Council for a further term of 3 years.
The review looked at recent changes to Debt Relief Orders (DROs) – finding they are helping more people in financial difficulty make a fresh start
Government has designated four major global cloud services and technology providers as Critical Third Parties (CTPs).
The Ministry of Justice is inviting nominations for the award of King’s Counsel Honoris Causa. Please submit nominations via the digital form below, before the deadline of 18 September 2026
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